Answer:
D) She uses both Christian and Hindu rituals to suit her needs.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the story "My Aunt Gold Teeth," the narrator is a child who is talking about his aunt Gold Teeth. She received that name because her teeth were made of gold. The author tells us that Gold Teeth was a devout Hindu woman, and that she believed in the superiority of Hinduism as a religion. However, she suffered greatly because she had no children, and she used Christian rituals to pray for a cure. The fact that she uses both types of rituals to suit her needs is in part a consequence of her living among different cultures.